How to remove villagers in LEGO Fortnite
Removing villagers in LEGO Fortnite is easier than you think so we’re breaking down how to do just that and why it’s helpful for you as your village grows.
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Populating a village in LEGO Fortnite is relatively easy, however, you may want to kick some of your villagers out to make room for new additions to your thriving community – so I'm here to lend a hand in that department.
If, unlike me, you don’t fancy building a large Gollum effigy to scare away your villagers in the game, removing them from your village can be done with a simple action that will send them packing.
Removing villagers in LEGO Fortnite explained
To get rid of your villagers, you simply need to break the bed that has been assigned to them. You can use your tools and weapons to break it down, as below, to reclaim the materials and, after a short wait, the villager that was assigned to it will gradually leave.
Whenever a new villager joins your little settlement, you’ll have to assign them a bed so that they can rest, a little like setting your own respawn location. But once the bed is broken, they’ll have nowhere to rest their weary heads and eventually leave.
What do villagers do in LEGO Fortnite?
Once you’ve started populating your village, you can get your villagers to perform an assortment of tasks, whether that's harvesting materials or joining you on expeditions while you’re out exploring.
However, there are only so many villagers you can have at any one time, so if your favourite character comes along, you needn’t feel too bad about booting someone out.
That’s everything you need to know about villagers and how to get rid of them in LEGO Fortnite. Once you do, you’ll be able to curate your thriving community to your liking. You can also check out our Fortnite homepage for even more guides, like how to cook, how to get a Launch Pad, how to find glass and more.
About The Author
Jack Roberts
Jack is a Guides Writer at GGRecon. With a BA (Hons) & MA in English and Creative Writing, he was also the Gaming Editor for The Indiependent. When not pondering which game has the best cup of coffee (and drinking far too much of it himself), he can often be found playing Dead by Daylight, Street Fighter or making yet another build in Bloodborne.
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